Young people tackle: Successful 48-hour campaign in Bautzen!

Young people tackle: Successful 48-hour campaign in Bautzen!

Muskauer Straße, 02625 Bautzen, Deutschland - Last weekend, this year's 48-hour campaign took place in the Bautzen district, in which numerous young people actively participated. A total of 65 youth groups consisting of members of youth clubs, youth fire brigades as well as sports communities and associations were involved. The participants campaigned for various activities, including the construction of palletensofas and raised beds, garbage collection campaigns, spring cleaning and the beautification of playgrounds. This initiative shows the high level of commitment and community sense of the youth in the region.

The next 48-hour campaign, which will take place in 2024, is a special event because it celebrates its 20th anniversary. However, 2,000 euros in financing are currently missing to carry out this event. This concern illustrates the ongoing need for financial support for youth projects in Bautzen.

family history and cultural heritage

Among the many events of the weekend were also visits to descendants of the Jewish family Altmann in Bautzen. They came to explore their family history. Adolf Wolf Altmann played a significant role in the city's Jewish life and was a co -founder of the Jewish cemetery. In the city museum, a collection of photos and documents was compiled by the Altmann family, which appreciates their significant heir.

In another current topic, the police are addressed to the public: she is looking for those affected by a suspected rip -off at the parking lot on Muskauer Strasse in Bautzen. Drivers received payment requests from the “ParkControl24” company, which indicate allegedly unjustified parking. The police have already received several advertisements and calls on other people to report and share their experiences.

tragic events and determination

The police investigation was also burdened by the tragic find of a 21-year-old woman in the Laußnitzer Heide. The young woman who lived in Dresden and took part in illegal techno parties was found dead. A 16-year-old near the site was arrested and is suspected of manslaughter. This incident has reinforced concern about security in the region.

In addition, the city administration of Elstra plans a concept to increase the tourist attractiveness of the region around the Schwarzenberg. Activities such as hiking, biking and skiing are currently in focus. However, it is checked whether the existing infrastructure meets the requirements and where improvements are necessary.

For more information about the 48-hour campaign and the youth projects in the Bautzen district, interested parties can be interested in the websites of sachenische.de and 48h-bautzen.de visit.